The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1887-10-14
DAKOTA.
, $50 schools in Dakota.

There are 3 $50 schools in Dakota.
There are 8, 1850 schools In the territory.
There is said to be o scarcity of carpenters
in Sioux Falls.
The Illinois Central road ia building q depot
at Sioux Falls.
jamestown college opened Tuesday with
100 students.
It. is exp cted that q convention of base ball
men will meet at Watertown in the near fu.
turc to take action looking to the forming of
a Dskota league for next year.
The Homestake Mining company distributes
So5, goo among stockholders this week, max.
ing $2S5.C00 paid this year and g., 92S, $50 paid
to date. That Is the kind Of a mining ccm.
pany to tie to.
Monday night burglars entered the resi-
dencc of r. B. Carson, cashier of the Peoples
Savings bank, Of Wapheton and secured about
rs In money and valuables. They entered
by cutting a sc,een from.an OPEN window.
Redield has been stormed by Nellie King
young, handsome and on alleged detective.
She electrified the natives by galloping into
the city astrlde a horse in mans attire. The
appearance OF bracelets on her wrists anu
Newports on Ter feet aroused the curious, and
soon she was the center Of attraction. She lie
q pretty brunette, has q neat figure and sports
q pair of wicked rcvo,vcrs.
Gen. H. II. Sargent, former president Of he
Fargo Southern railroad, grows one Of the
largest wheat farms on the Red river valley.
end has spent most Of the summer in and
near Dakota. He has given the wheat crop
this season his special attention, and lro-
nounces the statement put forth by romantic
writer's that Dakota has grown $4,000. COO
bushels of wheat this year an enormous ex.
agcration. He says that 25,0cO.OOO bushels
would be a large estimate. and he would
hardly put 1t above 10000. COO.
Adam Vail, an old citizen of Of Earlsyille
rear Dutuq lie, haa left his homo in y mystcri
Gus manner, aud 1t is he has committed
suicide.
Of the c.'atty will form in procession at the
Algona school house and march to the fair
grounds.
A six.inch ~artcsian we'll is being bored at
Osceo'a. A depth Of 90 feet has been reach.
ed with 200 feet OF water. 1t is designed to
sink 1t SOL feet.
In the case of W. l.. Smith, convicted of
murder I'm tho second degree ut vinton, the
court granted u new trial on account Of newly
discovered evidence.
Robert B. Mar.in, q laborcr at Council,
Bluffs in the employ Of thu city, was killed
Wednesday by a tank on Glen street and
Fifth aveuue csving in.
Mr. ID. w. Haydlcs, who was a member of
the Thirty third Iowa regiment but who nov
lives at s.. Louis, extends an Invitation to
all members Of that r.. i.ncnt to come to g..
Louis and be HIS guests during the reunion at
"a Lafayette avenue.
Several of The saloon eearciers in Dies
Moines, in Consideration of $40 each Der
week, have consented to permit certain ga
looms to ran unobstru.ted from the present
until after election. One saloon on Walnut
tire has been taxed $50 per week for this
privilege.
Miss n. Clausen, known as "Capt. Aunan
in the Salvation army at Council Bluffs, died
suddenly Wednesdiy at the residence Of II, j.
Noish-, on Bluff street, where she was taken
t'ck while visiting another young lazy saliva.
Zionist in Mr.. voight's employ. Ire deceased
vas very prominent in the work there, and
Ter sudden death is a matter Of considerable
Surprise and a great deal Of sorrow.
MINNESOTA.
Aheev3 frost occurred at Lake City Friday
light.
Ehorts aye being made at waseca to have
in arteeian will.
Three thousand people visited the county
~ r at Hutchinson.
Great preparations are b, ing made for Il q
county fair at Pipestonc.
John R. Brainard a track walker on the B.
ind NJ. at Minden was killed by lightning
sunday. He was forty.six years Of age and
i ayes Q wife and eeven children.
Ground was broken for the new c ,urthouse
at Winona, and half a dozen teams and SCRAP.
ers are at work. The contractors fled q bond
in the sum of $50, 600 with i've euretics. Chas.
Bstler has beeu appointed superintendent
o. construction at 8 q day.
Judge c. y. Sleeper, Of the Fifteenth i,of |
GIL district, has accepted the invitation Of
j dge J. 7. Res, of the Fourth, 10 pres:d. in !
N'nnea, oils during the February term. Judge
Sc er will also iii upon Judge Bunn's bench
III the Sixteenth district, 10 the November
tern.